This from TechCrunch:
"Business information directory and search enginame Business.com is for sale, reports the Wall Street Journal, and it may fetch as much as $400 million."
What's interesting is this bit:
CPC wins the day yet again.
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"Business information directory and search enginame Business.com is for sale, reports the Wall Street Journal, and it may fetch as much as $400 million."
What's interesting is this bit:
The domain name was purchased for $150,000 back in 1997. Later, the purchase was widely ridiculed - in 1999 the domain was acquired for just $7.5 million.
Those were the days before CPC ads and parked pages, though, which brought the value of domains up exponentially. The risk paid off. Business.com now has EBITDA of around $15 million/year. A $400 million acquisition price is a 26 multiple on current profits, which is on the high end of current valuations.
CPC wins the day yet again.
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